professional accessibility audits starting from just $200
Accessibility should not be out of reach for startups, nonprofits, schools, or small businesses. HalfAccessible offers affordable accessibility audits that combine automated scanning with expert manual testing to identify real accessibility barriers without enterprise-level pricing. Perfect for websites with up to 5 representative pages.
A low-cost accessibility audit is a streamlined professional review of a website against WCAG 2.2 accessibility requirements. Instead of auditing every page, representative page templates and key user journeys are evaluated using automated tools and manual accessibility testing. This approach provides actionable findings at a lower cost while maintaining meaningful coverage. Sampling representative templates is a common approach for sites with repeated layouts.
This service is designed for small websites that need useful accessibility findings without enterprise audit pricing. We focus on representative templates, shared components, key forms, navigation, and common user barriers so you can understand your biggest accessibility risks and fix the highest-impact issues first.
This budget-friendly audit is built for organizations that need professional accessibility guidance without enterprise-level scope or pricing.
Company websites, service pages, location pages, quote forms, contact forms, and local business websites that need affordable accessibility guidance.
MVPs, landing pages, early product websites, investor pages, marketing sites, and validation-stage businesses with limited budgets.
Donation websites, campaign pages, program information, volunteer forms, and public resources that need practical accessibility improvements.
Small educational websites, program pages, admissions pages, parent resources, forms, and informational content.
Professional services, healthcare clinics, legal offices, consultants, agencies, trades, restaurants, and local service providers.
Lead generation websites, campaign pages, downloadable resources, contact flows, service pages, and reusable content templates.
We review representative templates and shared components to provide meaningful coverage for smaller sites that reuse layouts.
We review the primary entry point for structure, navigation, headings, links, contrast, images, forms, keyboard access, and common components.
We test a representative content page for headings, images, links, readability, landmarks, contrast, responsive behavior, and template-level issues.
We review contact information, forms, labels, errors, instructions, buttons, keyboard flow, validation, and screen reader compatibility.
We evaluate a representative conversion page for content structure, calls to action, image alternatives, cards, links, and interaction patterns.
Forms are reviewed for labels, required fields, validation messages, instructions, focus order, keyboard support, and accessible names.
Navigation, footer, buttons, menus, cards, headers, reusable sections, and sitewide patterns are checked because they affect multiple pages.
Included. We manually review representative pages against practical WCAG 2.2 accessibility expectations.
Included. Automated tools help identify detectable issues such as missing labels, contrast failures, structural problems, and common markup defects.
Included. We test navigation, focus order, menus, forms, buttons, links, modals, and interactive components with the keyboard.
Included. We validate important content, navigation, forms, headings, links, and controls with assistive technology where appropriate.
Included. We identify text and UI contrast issues that can affect readability and WCAG conformance.
Included. Findings include practical recommendations so developers, website owners, or agencies can understand and fix issues.
Included. We can walk through findings and help you decide what to fix first.
Included. You receive a developer-friendly report with issues, priorities, WCAG mapping, screenshots, and remediation guidance.
The audit focuses on practical WCAG 2.2 issues that commonly affect small websites, lead generation pages, forms, and shared templates.
We identify images, icons, graphics, logos, and functional imagery that need useful alternative text or should be marked decorative.
We check whether users can reach and operate menus, links, buttons, forms, widgets, and page controls without a mouse.
We review text, buttons, links, icons, form states, and visual UI elements that may not meet contrast requirements.
We identify missing labels, unclear instructions, inaccessible errors, required-field issues, poor focus order, and screen reader problems in forms.
We review heading order, page outline, skipped levels, missing headings, duplicate headings, and structure that affects screen reader navigation.
We check vague link text, repeated calls to action, empty links, icon-only links, broken accessible names, and links that need clearer purpose.
We identify table header, scope, caption, structure, and responsive table issues on pages that include tabular data.
We review informative images, decorative images, image links, text inside images, charts, icons, and marketing graphics for accessibility impact.
We check whether keyboard users can clearly see where focus is on navigation, buttons, links, form controls, and interactive elements.
We identify ARIA misuse, missing accessible names, invalid roles, incorrect states, and cases where native HTML would be safer.
We test representative responsive behavior for mobile menus, zoom, reflow, touch targets, hidden content, and layout changes.
| Feature | Automated Testing | Manual Testing |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | Low-Cost Audit: $200 | Standard Audit: Custom | Enterprise Audit: Custom |
| Website Size | Low-Cost Audit: Up to 5 representative pages | Standard Audit: Medium websites | Enterprise Audit: Large websites and applications |
| Manual Testing | Low-Cost Audit: Included | Standard Audit: Included | Enterprise Audit: Included |
| Screen Reader Testing | Low-Cost Audit: Included | Standard Audit: Included | Enterprise Audit: Included |
| Detailed Report | Low-Cost Audit: Included | Standard Audit: Included | Enterprise Audit: Included |
| Retesting | Low-Cost Audit: Optional | Standard Audit: Optional | Enterprise Audit: Included in optional packages |
| VPAT Support | Low-Cost Audit: Not included | Standard Audit: Optional | Enterprise Audit: Included |
We keep the process focused, practical, and transparent so you receive useful findings without unnecessary enterprise overhead.
A plain-language summary of the overall accessibility status, key risks, and recommended next steps.
A practical summary or score that helps you understand the current state of the representative pages tested.
Findings mapped to relevant WCAG 2.2 success criteria so developers and stakeholders understand the accessibility requirement.
A prioritized list of accessibility issues with location, description, impact, severity, and remediation guidance.
Screenshots or visual references that help identify where issues occur and make the report easier to act on.
Developer-friendly recommendations for semantic HTML, labels, focus styles, headings, ARIA, links, contrast, and form fixes.
Issues prioritized by severity, user impact, and practical remediation value so teams know what to fix first.
A consultation to review the report, answer questions, and clarify remediation priorities.
Small shops, product catalogs, lead generation websites, local retailers, and ecommerce marketing pages.
Small clinics, healthcare practices, patient information websites, appointment forms, and local provider websites.
Startup landing pages, marketing websites, documentation sites, MVP pages, and early product websites.
Small school websites, program pages, admissions content, local education providers, and nonprofit education projects.
Agencies that need an affordable accessibility review for small client websites or pre-launch quality checks.
Your audit is performed by experienced accessibility specialists, not an automated overlay or generic scanning tool.
We bring practical experience across WCAG audits, remediation, screen reader testing, developer guidance, and accessibility consulting.
Every low-cost audit includes expert manual review so you receive meaningful findings that automated scans alone cannot provide.
We identify real accessibility issues and provide practical remediation guidance instead of relying on overlay widgets.
Reports are written so developers, website owners, agencies, and small teams can understand what is wrong and how to fix it.
The service is scoped for small websites so organizations with limited budgets can start improving accessibility.
If you are a startup, nonprofit, local business, or small organization, our low-cost accessibility audit is an affordable way to identify accessibility barriers and receive practical recommendations from experienced accessibility specialists.
Get Started from $200Answers to common questions about $200 accessibility audits, manual testing, page limits, WCAG recommendations, ADA audit cost, upgrades, and what is included.
It includes both automated accessibility scanning and expert manual testing. Automated tools help identify detectable issues, while manual review finds real barriers that tools often miss.
The low-cost audit is designed for up to 5 representative pages, such as a homepage, about page, contact page, service or product page, primary form, navigation, footer, and shared components.
Yes. If your website needs more coverage, we can provide a custom quote or recommend a standard accessibility audit.
Yes. Findings include practical recommendations mapped to relevant WCAG 2.2 accessibility expectations where applicable.
Yes. HalfAccessible can provide remediation services after the audit, or your developer can use the report to fix issues internally.
Yes. The audit includes screen reader validation for key page structure, navigation, forms, links, and important interactions where appropriate.
The audit can help identify WCAG accessibility issues that may affect ADA risk, but legal compliance depends on your organization, jurisdiction, and broader accessibility program.
Usually no. Government procurement often requires deeper audit coverage, VPAT or ACR documentation, Section 508 review, and broader validation. We offer separate services for that.
Yes. You can upgrade to a standard audit, remediation support, monitoring, or VPAT documentation if your needs grow.
Turnaround depends on current schedule and website complexity, but the low-cost audit is designed for faster delivery than larger enterprise audits.
Testing depends on scope, but may include modern browsers, keyboard-only navigation, screen reader validation, automated tools, and browser accessibility inspection.
It is best for small business websites, startup landing pages, nonprofit websites, small school sites, local business websites, and marketing websites with reusable templates.
Enterprise portals, native mobile apps, large SaaS platforms, 100+ page websites, government procurement documentation, VPAT preparation, and large PDF libraries are not included.
No. This audit reviews representative templates and key components instead of every page, which keeps the cost affordable while still producing meaningful findings.
The audit is affordable because it focuses on representative templates, shared components, and small website scopes rather than every page or complex enterprise workflows.
No. Automated scans are included, but the audit also includes manual WCAG review, keyboard testing, screen reader validation, and developer recommendations.
Yes. You receive an accessibility report with issues, priorities, screenshots or references, WCAG mapping, and remediation guidance.
Yes. The low-cost audit includes a findings walkthrough or consultation so you understand the highest-impact issues and next steps.
Yes. Digital agencies can use this audit for small client websites, pre-launch checks, or accessibility discovery work.
Yes. We can audit WordPress websites, including themes, navigation, forms, content templates, plugins, and shared components.
Yes, for small representative scopes. Larger ecommerce sites may require a standard audit because checkout, product variations, filters, accounts, and apps can add complexity.
Large PDF libraries are not included in the $200 audit. PDF accessibility can be handled through our PDF document remediation service.
Retesting is optional. We can quote retesting after your team fixes the issues or include it in a larger audit package.
Yes. The report is written to be developer-friendly, with clear issue descriptions, impact, priority, WCAG mapping, and remediation guidance.
Send your website URL, key pages, platform details, and any known concerns. We will confirm whether your site fits the low-cost audit scope or recommend a custom quote.
